The proposed policies would emphasize the prosecution of culpable individuals rather than corporations and auditing firms.
The two main anti-trafficking models emphasize the prosecution of the trafficker or the protection of the victim, but neither adequately addresses immigration options that could serve to protect the victim and provide better evidence with which to prosecute the traffickers for their crimes.
The Obama administration's budget continues to emphasize enforcement, prosecution and incarceration at home -- and interdiction, eradication and military escalation abroad.
The priorities of the drug war, emphasizing criminal prosecution and attempts to cut off drug supplies, are all wrong, she argues.
This was especially true because, as Hartman next emphasized, retaliatory prosecution claims involve particularly attenuated causation between the de-fendant's alleged retaliatory animus and the plaintiff's injury.
Mr. Chesney and other specialists emphasized that prosecution in the United States, even under a future administration, would face huge hurdles because Congress since 2005 has adopted laws offering legal protections to interrogators for actions taken with government authorization.
Public frustration with murders, robberies, rapes and assaults has led to law enforcement crackdowns that emphasize arrests over prosecution, swelling prisons and jails sometimes two, three or four times beyond capacity with inmates who have typically never gone on trial, much less been convicted.
The defense emphasized that the prosecution relied heavily on testimony from an Israeli security analyst identified only as Avi.
And this Court has repeatedly emphasized that a prosecution for criminal contempt should be treated the same as any other criminal prosecution in this respect.
At Porter's trial, the prosecution emphasized that Gray was still able to lift his head at this point, meaning that the decisive injury had not occurred.
